Lyrics
Once upon a time I was feelin’ mighty fine
And I said it in a happy song
I said it ‘cause it told just how I felt
And my friends started singing along
If you ask me if I’m still feelin’ fine right now
I can answer with an all time YES
I can tell you how I feel
There’s never any need to guess
Well I’m still feelin’ fine after all this time
I’m feelin’ mighty fine today
Every day I’m climbing just a little bit higher
Walkin’ up the King’s Highway
I still want to go
Where the milk and honey flow
And I’m not gonna change my mind
Happy on my journey
And I’m still feelin’ mighty fine.
Wake up in the morning.
Thinkin’ ‘bout the journey
Goin’ to the promised land
Thinkin’ ‘bout the songs we used to sing
And I sing them all over again
God has never changed and my song remains
And Heaven’s still on my mind
I know where I’m going
And I’m still feelin’ mighty fine.
I still want to go
Where the milk and honey flow
And I’m not gonna change my mind
Happy on my journey
And I’m still feelin’ might fine
Still feelin’ fine.
I still want to go
Where the milk and honey flow
And I’m not gonna change my mind
Happy on my journey
And I’m still feelin’ might fine
Still feelin’ fine.
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Meaning & Inspiration
Still Feeling Fine presents Christian confidence through the language of cheerful perseverance. The singer looks back on a testimony that has not faded: God remains unchanged, heaven remains the destination, and the old songs still carry meaning. Images of the Kings Highway and a land flowing with milk and honey place that confidence within biblical language about faithful passage toward Gods promise. The repeated declaration of feeling fine is therefore more than a passing mood; it expresses settled hope rooted in where the singer believes he is going.
The song also connects present joy with expectation. Morning thoughts turn toward the promised land, while each day is pictured as another upward step. Its references may recall Isaiah 35, where a holy highway leads the redeemed home, as well as the biblical description of a good land flowing with milk and honey. By pairing those images with the claim that God has never changed, the lyric frames gladness as a response to divine faithfulness rather than favorable circumstances.
Related Scripture
- Isaiah 35:8-10 Isaiah describes a holy highway on which the redeemed travel with joy.
- Exodus 3:8 God describes the promised land as flowing with milk and honey.
- Hebrews 13:8 Jesus Christ is described as unchanging through all time.